Hillsborough High School - Hilsborean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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S. Alchediak enjoys taking part in club activities! -shi Q? if .Wills Officers supporting each other is the key to the success of the Civinettes, Civinettes: Front Rowl to r: A. Pelaez, B. Whitten ftreasl, l- Skora fsec.J, D. Belch er fsec.l, A. Garrett fpresl, Second Row: W. Sanchez, K, Barzso tvice pres.l, C. Burnette thist.J, S. Preston, S. Coleman, I. Romano, Third Row: T. Hero, K. Curry, S. Alchediak, E. Carver Their motto is 'Builders of Good Citi- zenshipf' That motto has been carried down from generation to generation of Civi- nettes since 1917, and could not fit any other club so perfectly. The Civinettes contributed a great amount of time and energy to the Spe- cial Olympics, and participated in many other special projects for the retarded this year. Through the Civinettes special shar- ing, they have learned to live a fuller life, enriched by unselfish service to others. W. Sanchez and A. Pelaez, add a special part in Civinettes sharing. Mrs. Warr makes preparation for club activities. CIVINETTES 21

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'gif' 1 0 QWQ f I 5: if pl fl 1: ,I rl 1, pl f 4 - ff - Q . f 1 , -'12-J 'S 7 5: : E:'1' 15 - K-1 - :an '1, , If I ff 5, 4 :nn t1 I 4 1 I q ' 1 lg. n rl, ' '4 ka And 'lAnchors Away it is! For this year the Anchors have not been anchored down! They've been through the roughest waters but kept on sailing through it all. Kristy Read tPres.i navigated the Anchors through many worthwhile pro- jects such as presenting food baskets to the needy families during Thanksgiving, and visiting Faith Children's Home for Christmas. These and other gifts of love were distributed throughout the commu- nity this year with the help of Anchors. 1--, fi' Oliphant. Anchors: Bottom Rowlto r: R. Galvez, B. McKinnon, First Row: T. Meyer, C. Lane, D. Rua ivice presl K Read tpresi T Davis lsecj L Wasden itreasl L. Langford, Mrs. Haines lsponsorl, Second Row: C. Rogers, S. Strickland, S. Varas, L. Lecaroz, l. jones S Woods K Arnold S Ford P Stallings G K. Read realizes how important her part in Anchorsis. i x 1 af 5 -.. - ' fl if -f at n f 3 ' 'Y i z -Ifzfl 'Q -' i. :Ag 20 I N Aw W Everyone shares a great part in planning activities for the club

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S-CLUB, SERVICE WITH A SMILE! Community service proved to be S Club's main interest this year as they devoted most of their time to volunteer work in cooperation with their sponsor- ing organization, Soroptimiss. Members helped with the program at 'TRoy Haynes which involved visiting and entertaining the handicapped children. They also sold Terrier keychains as a fund raising project to cover any expen- ses which occurred during the year. S Club participated in the Kozac activities and helped make spirit signs for the football games. Each member gave their best and worked hard to keep the S Club going strong, . - L 1. mei I . f all A. Dam quickly writes down a new idea. Bottom row I to r: A, Dam, B. White, D. Greene, F. Nowalk, M. Richo Second row: T. Barksdale, M. Carver, l. Cram, H. Abdoo A Shinas, C. Marlan, C. Merritt, T. Anderson, C. McLeod Third row: S. King, Mrs. Robinson, O. Gomez, R. Greene . . gnnlhglhl 'BX X . ! i 1. . t ,. - 1 tx i Bottom row I to r officers: F. Nowalk, D. Greene, C, Marlan, C. Merritt gy tixxx A. Shinas and B, White look through old business, . WM It ,R Q. figs X9 l. Cram ponders about the future Vx'